AEW Dynamite Preview (10/7/25) – Title Tuesday

AEW Dynamite returns home to Jacksonville, Florida, for a Tuesday night 2 and half hour special with a complete card revealed and plenty of reasons to tune in.

More so than last week’s anniversary episode, there’s more nostalgia with the in-ring return of Jurassic Express, who have not teamed together since 2022. Plus, Pac vs. Orange Cassidy will revisit their classic rivalry. From AEW’s early beginnings to making the All-Atlantic/International Championship prestigious, their chemistry and clashes always deliver a fun story that presents Cassidy at his best.

It also wouldn’t be a return to Jacksonville without some violent chaos. The Hurt Syndicate will be out for revenge against The Demand in what could be a very beefy and power-driven street fight. Additionally, when Jon Moxley takes on The Stone Pitbull, Tomohiro Ishi, again. Always, their battles are a war of attrition, will, and blunt force. It could get nasty.

I’d be naïve not to mention…

Mercedes Mone Takes on a Florida Wrestler

When Mercedes Mone announced she would defend her TBS Championship in an open challenge against a wrestler from Florida, it was easier to eliminate potential opponents from WWE Hall of Famers to current TNA Knockouts. There are plenty of young, indie wrestlers from the Sunshine State that Mone could squash. I mean, Mone’s tease was brief and vague.

Yet, for her character, this sets the CEO up for a potential surprise. Perhaps for another young female wrestler to get a personal dream match with the Nine Belts Mone. Given that on the same night, Dynamite goes head-to-head with WWE NXT, it would be interesting to see someone Mone knows from her time at Full Sail University.

Could Mone’s opponent be none other than Izzy Moreno? The former Bayley superfan traded barbs with Mone on social media earlier this year. Moreno, now 18, is wrestling across the US indies and has been training for years for a moment like this on national TV. If so, don’t expect either of them to hug.

Double Jeopardy Elimination

AEW World Tag Team Champions, Brodido face off against two of the best individual wrestlers from The Don Callis Family. The stipulations of the two parts present all kinds of possibilities for Tuesday and the near future. First, the winners will earn a title shot for the losers’ championship. Second, elimination rules mean someone, at some point, will have to fight against two-on-one odds.

Tensions between Konosuke Takeshita and Kazuchika Okada persist, but that’s not new for the Family or necessarily bad for Callis or us as fans. Mirroring Takeshita and Ospreay’s conflict last year, it resulted in a series of bangers, Ospreay leaving the Family, and Takeshita becoming the AEW International champion.

That’s the future. Let’s focus on the now.

Four of the best wrestlers and strong characters are known for barnburner matches with high stakes. Will Takeshita and Okada be able to work together to maintain an advantage? Could Brody King and/or Bandido have another standout performance and claim victory against the odds? Will the rest of the family get involved?

What’s next? I said, let’s focus on the now, but potential matches like this are roadmaps with all kinds of possibilities for WrestleDream and beyond.